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Select all of the 10 listed lutron-* files, check the Publish check box at bottom right and then click the Execute Update button.Click on the My Device Handlers tab and repeat steps #4 through #6 to access the Github repository.The lutronpi: LutronPi Service Manager SmartApp should now appear in your SmartApps list as "published".Select the listed oovy file, check the Publish check box at bottom right and then click the Execute Update button.Click the Update from Repo button and then click the lutronpi-smartthings item.Owner: billhinkle Name: lutronpi-smartthings Branch: master In the GitHub Repository Integration window, click on Add new repository and fill in the fields:.Again in the same tab, click on the Settings button (the one with the wrench/spanner).The instructions there to connect and authorize your Github account to your SmartThings IDE. Click on the My SmartApps tab and, if necessary, click on 'Enable Github integration' link, and follow.You will need a Github account at (but a special account just for this is fine).

You will need to work in the SmartThings Groovy IDE on the web: and log in.

Groovy modules all run on the Samsung SmartThings platform, with functions local to the hub and in "the cloud."

A SmartThings "SmartApp" service manager application, along with its associated device handlers.

Local Ethernet subnet as the Lutron bridge(s) and the SmartThings hub. Or a desktop computer, or laptop, or potentially a NAS drive, etc.).

A server application running under Node.js on an independent computer (e.g.

The LutronPi application comprises two elements: LutronPi does connect the Pico buttons to SmartThings, so long as the Picos are paired to a Lutron SmartBridge Pro or RA2/Select repeater (not to a standard retail SmartBridge). There is an 'official' Lutron-to-SmartThings integration, which unfortunately does not integrate the Lutron Pico remote button fobs into SmartThings. The LutronPi application serves to connect Lutron lighting bridges (SmartBridge, SmartBridge Pro, RA2/Select repeater) to a local hub of the Samsung SmartThings home automation platform. LutronPi 2.x Server is derived from Nate Schwartz' LutronPro 1.x package for Node.js and SmartThings.ĭue to essential divergences, LutronPi 2.x Service Manager and Device Handlers for SmartThings (namespace: lutronpi) are not backwards compatible with Nate's earlier work, and will work only with the corresponding LutronPi 2.x Server running on a separate Node.js platform on the local network. SmartThings Service Manager and Device Handlers for LutronPi server